The Our Father Revisited In Our Times
David Torkington
May 19, AD2020
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How do we start to pray? I was just thinking of the first time that question was asked and of the answer that was given.
Teachings for an Unbelieving World: Off the Shelf 177 with Jaymie Stuart Wolfe
Pete Socks
May 18, AD2020
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Off the Shelf 177 – Jaymie Stuart Wolfe This week we go full Raiders of the Lost Ark. Jaymie Stuart Wolfe joins me to discuss
Mary Mother of God: Do We Worship Her or Honor Her?
Dennis Dillon
May 18, AD2020
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Many of our non-Catholic friends wonder why we Catholics pay so much attention to her. They find that loyalty is puzzling, and many times they
Good Seed, Good Soil, and Bumper Crops
Deacon Greg Lambert
May 17, AD2020
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In the process of seedtime and harvest, there are many steps necessary to produce “bumper crops.” Bumper, as it pertains to farming, refers to a
What is a Mary Garden?
Masha Goepel
May 17, AD2020
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May at last! It is Mary’s month. The sun is shining and the last of our snow has finally melted away. Up in the woods
A Virus, Two Roads, and The Way to Christ
Gabriel Garnica
May 16, AD2020
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For many people, the past two months have been nothing short of a recurring nightmare on more levels than they want to assess. A transcendent
Unexpected Answers and Unwitting Prayers
Mark Belanger
May 16, AD2020
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“Sometimes God answers our prayers for more time in unexpected ways.” That is what my parish priest said to me when I told him how
“Nonessential” Churches – What’s Next?
Dom Cingoranelli
May 15, AD2020
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Is your parish considered “nonessential” in this time of lockdowns and quarantines? How about the liquor stores in your community? If you live in Colorado,
America’s Need for Salt and Light
Paul A. Escott
May 15, AD2020
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Last month, the Pew Research Center released a study indicating that 68% of U.S. Christian adults believe that the Bible should have some, or a
Teachings for an Unbelieving World
Pete Socks
May 14, AD2020
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It’s not often one goes rummaging through a long abandoned desk drawer and finds a treasure. When it does happen what is found is something
Death From the Perspective of Faith: Part II
Guest Contributor
May 14, AD2020
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By Antonio J Galindo Aleman Read Part I The absurd idea of wanting to create a paradise on earth falls apart in the face of
Death and The Coronavirus From the Perspective of Faith: Part I
Guest Contributor
May 13, AD2020
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By Antonio J Galindo Aleman The time we are living in now looks like a story taken from a fiction book. The world is upside down
The Truth About Modernism
Patrick Coffin
May 13, AD2020
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For Catholics, the heresy of Modernism has tentacles that have insinuated themselves in the life and thinking of the Church for over 100 years. Some
Dare To Be Different: Love Like Mary
Janet Meyer
May 12, AD2020
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Walking in our quiet community in Tennessee on a recent spring day, I noticed a woman coming towards me. I immediately crossed the street. Ever
Being Single During Coronavirus
Paul Kniaz
May 12, AD2020
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Being single during coronavirus is a totally different experience from being single in normal times. I have to say, I wasn’t prepared for all the
Most ‘Praise & Worship’ Music Is Not Suitable for Mass
Gene M. Van Son
May 11, AD2020
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A lot of Catholic parish music directors today don’t seem to get it. While much of today’s “Christian Music” is uplifting and even inspirational, it
Hope to Die: Off the Shelf 176 with Dr. Scott Hahn
Pete Socks
May 11, AD2020
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Off the Shelf 176 – Dr. Scott Hahn Death is something many dread but it doesn’t have to be that way. When we sit and
Mary’s Greatness: Doing Ordinary Things In Extraordinary Ways
Lilia Borlongan-Alvarez.
May 10, AD2020
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The month of May reminds all of us of Mothers’ Day, but in the Philippines it is viewed by many Filipino Catholics as Mary’s month.
Scientism, Where is Your God Now?
Julie Machado
May 10, AD2020
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The Black Plague in the Middle Ages was during medieval times. You know, before modern medicine and the industrial revolution and technology. Even the Spanish
Life Doesn’t Have To Be Filled With Stress
David Kilby
May 9, AD2020
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Despite the damage it does to our health, we seem to willingly stress ourselves out, especially during this recent epidemic. Stress can be blamed for
Reopen Our Churches
Guest Contributor
May 9, AD2020
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By John Vrdolyak Jesus promised there would be trouble, not safety for His followers; safety was never a mandate or mission of the Church, as
It’s Okay to Ask for Healing
Abigail C. R. Gripshover
May 8, AD2020
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As a cradle Catholic, the value of suffering and its place in life are concepts I have accepted without question. When difficulties both large and
